Cartographic animations are incredibly effective ways of visualizing and representing geographic phenomena. They can more easily show change in a land mass over the course of a period of time and location.
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- Star Plots
- Box Plot
- Histogram
- Parallel Coordinate Graph
- Triangular Plot
- Windrose
- Climograph
- Population Profile
- Scatterplot
- Index Value Plot
- Lorenze Curve
- Bilateral Graph
- Nominal Area Choropleth Map
- Unstandardized Choropleth Map
- Standardized Choropleth Map
- Univariate Choropleth Map
- Bivariate Choropleth Map
- Unclassed Choropleth Map
- Classed Choropleth Map
- Range Graded Proportional Circle Map
- Continuously Variable Proportional Circle Map
- DOQQ
- DEM
- DLG
- DRG
- Isopleths
- Isopachs
- Isohyets
- Isotachs
- Isobars
- LIDAR
- Doppler Radar
- Black and White Aerial Photo
- Infrared Aerial Photo
- Cartographic Animation
- Statistical Map
- Cartogram Map
- Flow Map
- Isoline Map
- Proportional Circle Map
- Choropleth Map
- Dot Distribution Map
- Propaganda Map
- Hypsometric Map
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